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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

Gus De Smith had been talking to
Birdie McGinniN about a certain actor.
"llumph! could play the lover bet
ter than that myself. he remarked.
I'D like TO see YOU Try it, said
Birdie Texas Sitting,
Mrs Ed r. Wells, Thets =. o.. Stevens
Co. Wash. Terr, was entirely cured OF
rheumatism 10y the use OF ST. Jacobs on
He says IL consider il "a wonderful rem
edy and viii always speak good word
for il.
Landlady examining a fugiti G
boarder's trunk Why. Bridget. hi,
trunk is full of bricks. How could they
get there?'
"Shure. ma'am he brought one home
in his hat livery night. Life.
Mrs. McFudd Och. Pat! and what
are YOU doing in that tub OF watcr2
Mr.. McFudd- Faith and didn't the
doctor say Oi should take spoonful IN
water { rec times day. O. know me
business The Judge.
Say. Mister, get in for half price,
don't II"
What for? You're full grown
man, are YOU note
Yes; but I've only got one eye -
The Rambler.
Teacher Now would you decline to
drink"
Willie-Can't be done.
Teacher Gn surprise) Can't be
done?
Willie-No; I asked papa how he'd
decline and he said he couldn't do it -
he'd accept.-The Rambler.
Mrs. Mulyancy-Arrah. Jamesy.
phuy DO yez put two thermoneyturs
forninst the shtorc?
Shaunessy gobs. Mis,ua Null
vancy, wan ny them is to tell how hot
it Is, an the other is to tell how cowld
it is. The Rambler.
A chap down in Illinois has bought
up all the good sites in the country for
grave yards and is holding them for a
bic rise. After the old ones ret full the
people have got to come TO his terms or
quit dying.
Architect Edmond Legendrc, 40 Suffer
street, San Francisco. Cal, states that
having suffered for a long time with Sc
we're cough. and failing TO obtain any re
lief from doctors and the numerous prepa-
ratiOnS he took, he became alarmed
Tried Red Star Cough Cure, and one bot
tie entirely cured him.
During the last 100 years more than 100
missionary societies have been formed and
1900 missionaries are at work in the field.
while 3,Oo0OO0 converts have been gathered
in.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

The United Presbyterian mission in
Egypt has n working force OF Dis Twenty
five of these are foreign is nntive.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

The German Evangelical church of North
bers,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

Several months ago the people OF sgd
ney. New South Wales, sent a letter %
Mr.. Moody, inviting him 10 come 10 Aus
tralia and hold meetings. Theyh ave re
ceived his reply that he cannot leave his
family now for SO long journey, but he
hopes that hemay yet visit the colonies
Whatever tends TO increase usefulness
10y banishing pain and suffering, will GER
tainly secure notice and approval. We al
Jude to Salvation oil.
The Evangelical Lutheran general coun
ell has taken measures toward adopting
the American board of missions plan OF
raising and carrying ON missionary work
Col. Robert Lincoln has presented TO the
Lincoln Memorial Protestant Episcopal
church of Chicago, President Lincoln 5
bible which he frequently read while in
the White house.
Rev Lorenzo Lyons went as a mission
airy to the Hawaiian islands in 1892, and
having labored there the entire fifty-four
years without leaving the island, died DC
tober u, in the elghtieth year of his age.
In colonial times, nearly every young
man was an inhdel, but now Colonel In
gersOll is the single champion of atheism.
against 10000 ministers of the gospel and
over 100000 Sunday school teachers.
"There is no place like home;" but every
home should be supplied with a bottle OF
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup-the great family
remedy for all cases OF Coughs, Colds, &c.
% cents.
The German Evangelical church Of North
America has 90 churches and 10000 mem
bers,
No SAFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or any trouble of the Throat,
than "BrovH'S BrOHchiR YrOchcs.'
DR.. George r. Pcnticost has received Coz
members into the Tompkins' Avenue
church Brooklyn, during the last six
years.
Do not despair Of curing your sick
headache, when You can so easily obtain
Carter, Little Liver Pills. They will eff
feet prompt and permanent cure Their
action Is mild and natural
The following figures give approximate
tangible results OF the foreign missionary
work OF the Presbyterian church last year:
churches -; COMMITMENTS. 202tl.
, month,' treatment for SOC. Piso's Rem
edy for Catarrh Sold hy druggists.
Princess Dolgorouki. widow Of the late
Car, was once Spanish actress.
LYoss Patent Heel -,lrcuor j, tnc only invention
that makes oid boots -ifn.-it "a, ne".
Mules are more popular than horses for
elegant equiPag", IN no dc Janetro.
Obstinate Constipation Readily Yields
70 the regular use of GARTER LITTLE LIVER
Pills.
PATENT oh'ainedh Toy Louis Bargor Sc Co.,. At.
'toiueys, asAugtou u. C.. Esd 1861. Advice free.
congeJtel Liver is Frequent in the Spring
And Is relieved by CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
PILLS.
1t is said that missionary mite boxes
bring about 10000 year 10 the church
missionary society. BY far the large
number of these boxes are held by the
poorer classes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

During the last 100 years more than 100
missionary societies have been formed and
5000 missionaries are at work in the field.
while 3,OcO.OOO converts have been gathered
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

A chap down in Illinois has bought
up all the good sites in the country for
grave yards and is holding them for a
bic rise. After the old ones get full the
people have got to come TO his terms or
quit diving.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

Architect Edmond Legendrc 40 Suffer
street, San Francisco, Cal. states that
having suffered for long time with Sc
we're cough. and failing TO obtain any re
lief from doctors and the numerous prepa-
rationS he took, he became alarmed
Tried Red Star Cough Cure, and one bot
tie entirely cured him.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

No SAFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or any trouble of the Throat,
than "BrovHS bronchial TrocheS.'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

Gus De Smith had been talking to
Birdie McGinni, about a certain actor.
"HIumph! could play the lover bet
ter than that myself, 80 he remarked.
I'D like to see YOU Try it," said
kirdic -TeNas Siftmg..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14
A Great Offer.

The hospital Sunday collections this wear
in London have yielded s2000O. the larg
est amount ever obtained.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

Dr. George r. Pcnticost has received Goa
members into the Tompkins' Avenue
church. Brooklyn, during the last six
wears.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

In colonial times, nearly every young
man was an infidel, but now Colonel In
gersoll is the single champion Of atheism
against 10000 ministers of the gospel and
over 100000 Sunday school teachers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

Rev Lorenzo Lyons went as "A mission
airy TO the Hawaiian islands in 1892, and
years without leaving the island, died DC
tober Il, in the eIghJieth year of his age.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

1t is said that missionary mite boxes
bring about 10000 year 10 the church
missionary society BY far the large
number of these boxes are held by the
uODror cln~ees
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14
MICKIcANs MASONIC HOME.

Total ..........Sl,l72,93IS6 SOL, 292
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

The best salve iva the world FOR Burns, Wounds ana
sores ~ all kinds Bl,is Fe!Ons Chill blains Frozen
Feet, Piles. Barriers ltch, sore Eyes, Chapped
Hands, sore Throat. ~cald Head Plmples on the
Face, and all skin Diseases.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

The Evangelical Lutheran general coun-
ell has taken measures toward adopting
the American board of missions plan OF
raisinr and carrViup an missionary work
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

PATENT oh ainedhy Louis Dagger &c Cos Al.
'torutys, asAiugto DC. Estd lSGi A4ylc, free.
CongeJtel Liver is Frequent in the Spring
And Is relieved by CARRIERS LrrTLE LIVER
Pulls.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

Mrs Ed. T. Wells Theti> =. o. Stevens
Co. Wash. Terr, was entirely cured OF
rheumatism 10y the use OF ST. Jacob, on
lie says. 81 consider il wonderful rem
edy and will always speak "a good word
for il.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

Do not despair of curing your sick
headache, when You can so easily obtain
Carter Little Liver Pills. They will ef-
feet "a prompt and permanent cure. Their
action j., mild and natural
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14
Supplemental Report Its Condition jan. I,
1897.

Debit 30. l>sj 81, 1886.
Sinking fund &C :.
A. per cent bonds S23LO0o0) S23L0O0C0
Cash on hand........ 9iL9J' 81 440,292. -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14

Say. Mister, l get in for half price,
don't I?"
What for? You're a full grown
man, are YOU not?'
Yes; but I've only got one eye -
The Rambler.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-14
SuMPsIl

IaVe FTF0Ve T0TT-IG h-1v0 T9-11-- "
Thousands % a. the worst Kind and st1nia:
have teen cured Indeed ~ strong j. faith n ire efficacy,
that Will send TWO BOTTLES FREE VITA IL
UABLE TREATISE this any sufferer Give Er
press y. o. De. Al LOCUA Pear ST. Ny
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04
WITICISNTS
damned.

The lag OF the land-"lIail Columbia
-BOStOR Commercial Bulletin.
Count that day lost which does not bring
out ut least one Presidential candidate
Exchange.
"Absinthe" is now the popular collar with
Partisan milliners-Absinthe, but not tor
gotten. Huntington Free Press.
The names of the members of the new
Bulgarian CIbinet are published, and
they are composed almost exclusively OF
~consOuants. -PrOriieRce Journal.
American tourists meet in the City of
Mexico-"IIellO, Jones! Pm delighted to
SEE you. Come out and see the ball fight
with me-"
Jones Not much! I'm just from Wall
strget.-BUr{iRgioR Free Press.
The highes ambition OF some people
seems to be to make themselves disagree
able, "a tor instance, the man who asks
you what time it is when he knows You
have your watch pawned.- LiRc0iR Journal.
The Century Mdgd=iae has been publish,
ing 4 series of articles entitled ''Snubbiu'
Through Jersey" Foraker should follow
this up with a brochure entitled '~Snubbin'
through Pennsylvania ."-H. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Good morning, doctor! How is Mr..
Emmett ~
"Emmett-Oh, he's in a fine condition y
Indeed -
"Yes-SlO and costs. "-BWrliHgtOn Free
Press.
At Bar HarbOr.-Young Gallant-"Miss
Mabel, why.so p~ensiye? We have been
sitting here gazing out upon the ocean for
over an hour, and you've scarcely spoken 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04
LEAK OUT.

The st. Louis RspUbHcdR publishes YER
batim niue OF ten columns of the secret
proceedings al The G. 4. K. eucampment
at st. LOUIS. How It obtained the news is
known only to the lynN-Gyed, sharp-eared
reporter, but the authenticity of the pub
LEGATION Is not denied. THIS body has
taken action which, il IL should accom-
pliSh the intended results, wOulj impose a
tax of s. or s. per head on every taxpayer
of the United States, il addition 10 the
burden now borne. The effect Of its
scheme, if rot the intention, would be felt
for the IA quarter of q century in our
institutions and our politics.
Editoriaily the RspubicaR says: IL there
are eyes in the country yet unopened to
the character OF the G, A. Il. as u partisan
pension machine, the official proceedings
of the encampment ought to open them.
1t began by laying down AS principle
of the society that it is proper aud right
under its constitution to oppose as a society
any president who does not conform to the
views OF its majority.
Then, as a matter Of present policy, it
declined to pass a resolution against Cleve-
land, because it seemed better for the pres
emit TO ignore him.
Brighten. c. II. GROSvENOR, of Ohio,
gives the reasons, explains the situation,
voices the sentiment OF the Republican
majority, when he rises in the encamp-
ment to carry out its prearranged pro-
gramme. Hear him:
Shall We, asa body, in this year 1887,
only one year before a Presidential cleo
ton, when at least one OF the candidates of
the great political parties is already under
stood, shall we put ourselves into the at
titude of arguing questions with him, and
building platforms for him 20 run upOn or
assail, or shall the Grand Army stand here
in this national congress uttsring its opin-
ions upon this question, and uttering them
as though there had never been n Presi-
dent of the United States; uttsriDg them
standing Is the mOuutlin stands upon
the plain, regardless of the coyotes at the
foot oft, p~rOelaimiRg in majestic words,
and in our majesty, that We are in favor
of this pension Legislation?
Brigadier-Genera GROsvENOR answers
his own questions. The G.. A. r. must
stand as a mountain and let coyotes howl.
Who are the coyotes? He answers that
too. In this arithmetic the rule Of three
is that, as the coyotes littleness is to the
mountains greatness, so is everything that
is not Ofthe G. A. r. to everything that is
Of it. Hear him again:
1 stand here to-day as the representa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04
Mic. N.be,-"T,m lonesome,

word" Miss Mabel-"T'm lonesome,
that's all. "-ErehdRge.
"'Can YOU and Johnny run to the grocer's
for me. Frank, aud remember to ask LOT
three pounds of eocOa?"
''WelI. / guess l can remember three
pounds" answered Frank, deliberately
tit Johnny will remember cocoa "-Ihe
Epoch.
Country bookseller to miner who has
previously invested in 4 dictionary)-oh
yoa must look among the SIS for sclssois,
not the rs.
Miter-Well, how's Oh to know? Wots
L good Of q dictionary without a Index?
London Punch.
There is no sadder sight than to see a
fond mother who has spent 5000 to ut
out a freckle-faced girl for the summer re-
sorts during the matchmaking season
packing her daughters dresses away IN
camphor and spIinkling the inery with
tears of disappointment. Boston GLOBE
Sam-Don't tole me dat, Frank. Oar
was free men on bases, and You Ii I
ketch dat ball. De kind OBJ balls you
want is goldfish balls, an den We cOuldn't
get 'em past your mouth widout dey was
in a gripsack. You nebber ketched nothln'
onless it was de measles. Go way dar!-
Judge.
''The convict lease system is a great
question before the people ofGeoTgia now"
observed the Judge. ''In fact, may say
it is the most important question"
Yes" replied the Major, its queer,
too, that the lease question should become
the greatest. "-PHsJurg Chronicle Telegraph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04
CLEVELAND. Ohio, has the champion

CLEVELAND, Ohio, has the champion
electric sensation of the day. Miss MARY
HARMON, a plump, rOsy-cheeked young
woman of nineteen, was walking through
an electric-light establishment with her
afianced. 4 wire Eom her hustle had
worked through her outer clothing and
touched the electric wire at the moment
when her hand rested ON a bit Of iron, COM
plotting . circuit. Miss HARMON fell to
the floor paralyzed. She has partially re-
covered, only to find her hair gray, her
plump form shrunken and her face indi-
eating q woman of sixty-fye. The report
er has evidently been plsgtarizing from
Mr.. HAGGARD's she" The catastrOphes
in both stories are strikingly similar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04
NEW CUMBERLAND NEWS.
The Gas Ratss-Heavy Manufacture of Fire
BriCk-Other News.

The Gas ~Rates-Heayy Manufacture of Fire
Brick-Oiher News.
Special Correspondence OfhC RCg,Stcr.
New CUMBERLAND, October "a
number of the citizens think that the gas
rates to are somewhat steep and
are giving it u stand of. Their first prop
%osition, when they were seeking the right
of way, was that they would discount the
former coal bills twenty per cent. Now
that they are here their rates are at least
one-fourth above the cost of coal. The
prospect is there will be plenty of coal used
this winter.
The upper Clifton a couple of weeks ago
made during one week one hundred and
twenty thousand fire brick, OF twenty
thousand per day.
The fill for the road bed where it crossed
the dump between upper and lower town
is six feet higher than the road. This will
make quite an incline to get over. The
b. & o. Company, however, have to make
the grade OF each side Of the fill, so the
public travel can pass over.
The State Missionary Convention Of the
Disciples Church will be held at the place
this week, commencing Oh Thursday, the
9th of October.
School opens to-day for a term of seven
months. Prof. HaneS is continued a. prin-
cipal.
A. w. Brown, of the Independent, and
wife started for st. Louis and other west
ern points on Tuesday last.
The pile driver was brought here ytster-
day, and will be at work this week driving
piles across the creek bottom.
Thompson Mackey, Of Utica, ILL.,, and
formerly 3 resident OF this place, is here
visiting friends.
The Brick Association will not he both.
cred any further by steamboats, pulling
down their telephone wire. Last week
they put it through the Ohio Valley gas
pipe under the river bed, shooting it
through by gas pressure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04
% DO THIS3

The Industrial and Commercial Con-
vention will assemble in this city Tues
day morning, October /, at IL O'Clock.
The indications now are for a Large and
representative body. The active and en-
terprising citizens OF the State will be here,
and all matters pertaining to material
development of the State will be fully
discussed.
Already the good effect Of the eonven-
ton is noticed in various sections Of the
State in the local discussions concerning
the price of land, the value OF the soil,
mineral prospects and deposits, and the
value of transportation facilities Louis
rifle COWricr-JORrHGL.
How would something of this sort do for
West Virginia?
Of course the Typography OF West Nlr-
ginia and that of Kentucky differ mater
tally. kentucky has for most of her area
her famous blue grass plains and valuable
level farming lands, while West Virginia,
it may be said, is in the midst of the
Appalachian range. But these mountains
of the Little Mountain State contain
wealth practically ~unbOunded. Were the
resources of both States developed West
Virginia would compare most iayOrably
with Kentucky, or, for that matter, any
other State.
THE REGISTER has unbOunded faith i'll
the wealth Of the beautiful hillsand valleys
of West Virginia. For years it has
sought to bring public attention to bear
upon the facts concerning her great
mineral deposits and her attractions Tor
those who are seeking homes and especial
" those who are seeking investments for
capital. Stale development must natural
" be slow and lahoriOus, but in West
Virginia it can hardly he said to have
begun. We nave co2l, iron, lumber, oil,
gas. The world needs them. Why not
take some decided step to call the worlds
attention to them?
Kentucky is 10 have q Commercial Con
vention at Louisville. Why should not
West Virginia have q Commercial Con-
ventiOn at Wheeling? Wheeling ison the
road to a grand and substantial boom; why
not carry the State along or give it a good
boost? What We should aim 10 do is to
make public definite and accurate reports,
giving to all the world trustworthy in
formation, 50 the prosperity which is
coming shalt ne permanent, progressive.
Another beet6cent effect would be a
better understanding OF the people of one
section Of the wealth and OF the
rest Of the State, knowledge that would
be of inestimable value alike 20 the State
and city Of Wheeling, which uses so much
raw material winch il now gets outside of
its own State. These mutual relations and
the benefits which would come fCOJn a bet
ter UNDERSTANDING OF these relations would
be made prominent IA the discussions OF
such a convention.
While We are booming why NO enlarge
the boom? We are sure the rest of the
State will heartily endorse what we have
said. Wheeling would welcome a Com
mercial Convention most Hospitality, and,
conducted on the lines suggested above, it
would be OF benefit to all sections Of the
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE or A DIED or JEusI VA,
ID Ly EiSani FIAusg.n and RiiIsbsth 80 -
gsn his wife, 10 Jse ~ TN DC. fSbef ~ tssS
day OF March, l95. and renordci In tbs a.,
the Egerk ~ the oUDty Court % obj = ~
Wet VirY mia, In Deed Of Trust BdcE nO. 49,
page b. ] will s.ll nj public aiictl01, al 80
door Of the Conf House ~ Ohio emmy"
Virginia, on
satardsy. the sti, Da, ofOet.bsT,is'
nj 10 O'Clock a. m, the following real osset,sd
Wit: That payt OF Iot Numbered "a
and ThirySnine on the Bofthead opfhs .snttnf
and seoond nov TuentyIbintl ,ureD. hs1l
twenty-five leet on EOff street and iuhnihs h,
one hundred and twenty tao feet 70 1911 Ia
N which Lies between equal pafn 1870
No. "a, beibgthesare property hefeto'vssCa "A
by y0seIb airaub n Kteyes, KAT 80,
Wheeling. Wed Virgins heirg ihs n Nh al
ety he'etOfors couysyei b. chs.D.ts ,n.t,es q
william Miller. 10 ConIsd Ebben. ~ o.ss a6os
June 7b. 1879. sid Of record Ia tbe al
Of b Clerk Of the Csspty cS~ No
Ohio C unity. West Virginia, In teeJ 1000
O. on peg l.o: and 'ss s.,as p psDs M % Es1d
FanAzsn BIZ deed dated he oaJ ms.snr
iss6. t5getber with the bulldiDgs and spgys.ns
Names therein 4 nAted o. thef UNTO rpp~shIsd
TERMs on sALE-0nethird cash, ons -.
I'm - months from the day OF sAls. snoss Ar
OF saIe, the pu,ehaser may, boSe'sf. fbs
mnch Additional cash - ie maj CO. -
purchaser for any dsferrtd instAlInsns asT o.
live III notes bearing inferfs fon w. snd
ale ~ the rate Of az per cent PEI annnn,.ssss
thst due VIM be retained until az the @paI ~ !
Money hall bay. been patd. Tbe bJ
must keep the tuiiding innnsd sfainS n ~
srs m vafer for the beneft Of tie q -
In ssrured by The MD deed Of m-a
mfic1ent 70 secure The psyneni o. any
inssAimen JOHN o. PEsDLEr0s:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04
A Remedy in kidney Affection.

MY kidneys were so affected | have
been compelled TO get up rs much NJ ten
times in n night. l had paius in my side,
back and left shoulder, aud when down
could hardly rise. | was unable 10 bend
my body without great pain. | tried SIM
mons Liver Regulator and my condition
has improved so much hat hardly ever
feel any of my old trouble" W.. JOHN
son, Express Agent, Macon, Ga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04
TRUSTEES SALE
-DY-
BENWOOD PROPERTY.

10y VIRTUE or A DEED or TRUST MADE
ID by J0hn Harrington ani Mary. his wife, Io
me rs iTnstc dated on the 81 day {" January
lSS,, n. Il recorded in the office ~ the tlsfl"
the CpTn'y CDJu Of Marshall county, Wet VIZ
giTis ~ iced Of Trust Book Ma. .. page w.
will sHil ri public auction, on III" ~Tdeiniss' ca
Tuesday. the I,k Day al october. 1887
conhncuciug nj 10 O'Clock q. m. the ~i0liosInr
described real estate. IiulAig ~ the town 81 BOP,
wODl.I Ia the comfy OF MARSHALL, and rtsb %
Wcst Virginia, viz Beginning al the Bo'thsea
corner ~ lat number three. which was lssd 90
by u. 4. GOsi, aud running thence sdith sh
the county road twenty nine feet, thence ess
watdly one hundred feet 81 n stake, twenty ".
from the division line bfyC"n lots Sns k,h9s
Of the same plat; thence rorth parallel VIII w.
tint named line twenty feet; thence west Viz
the division line one hnidred feet 70 thsisrg
ming, being the came property opnyeJ"d Dhap
Jobu Harrington by Patrick Harrington ana VI"
by decd dated September n, 1874
TERMS or bALK-Onethird OF the pnfcbs-
money, and a. much more ~ the pHrchasf asl
elect Ia pay In cAsh, and the residue 10 w.
equal annual payments. with inSresi nrm
day 81 sale, the pirchaser giving bis n0ssx
cured by a deed Of trupt ON the properly sh"
~. JOsEs. r
serst Trstrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04

TNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, BAY MARE,
n harness. heavy spring wagon, cOvered-top
buggy, almost new: all for one hundred dollars
Euquire g02 Eoff street. Oc2dq&er
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-04

=, ANTED - AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR
w the Life Insurance Company OF Virginia.
Apply 10 S. ELLINGTON, superintendent llS0
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